His name, after all, was a very unusual one.Cautiously, I decided to dot my i’s and cross my t’s, before making a presumptuous fool of myself.“D...d you frequent the Tallulah’s Club twenty years ago?” I asked.“Sure, all the time,” he answered with an insouciant shrug.Although Helios had changed a great deal, I could now unmistakably see that he was the guy I had gone to bed with.As I began to chuckle he looked at me with a confused look. “What’s so funny?” he then asked.“Well… You and I once. "O hell! "OK Amy, I didn't want to be forward but I'd like to see you. This weekend?" "No, my son's got a Little League game and we're suppose to go to my sister's after that." "Would he care if I came to his game?" "Would you!?!" she almost shouts, "his father pays him no attention and he wants a "father" in his life...Oh, please, please do!" "Sure, be happy to then we'll catch a Dairy Queen after the game and you can go to your sister's."Then, "You can come there to," adding, "she lives. It wouldn’t be me just rattling off a bunch of things I wanted. I would make a written list. I decided to try to start with the most important items at the top of the list. 1. At the end of the ceremony I had to be married to Jeff. 2. The ceremony must include a rabbi and a chuppah. 3. All of Jeff’s family must be there. 4. My closest friends must be there. That was Jen and Rich so far, if she is still seeing him. I swapped two and three and then swapped three and four. As I added to the list. Five percent of us have gotten everything while the rest have suffered more and more each passing year. That five percent used to be most of us, but has steadily dwindled. None of the votes are accurate even; the exit polls not even close to matching the official results. Nobody poor is fooled by the rich ownership society anymore, and now there are so many of them. They have put a plan into action, just like that radical author they put into jail said they?d do when it got this bad. Have.